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Yes, a welcome relief, and I even stayed out late! Having my parents here, I sometimes feel like I'm under their authority as I was in my teenage years -- but they are more supportive now that they realize I don't abuse the freedom they give me when they tend my daughter, and that makes it easier for me to enjoy my outings.

Not a date! Just friends having fun.

Offtopic but, When I tried the first time to delete the message, I received an error (which I didn't copy because I figured you were working on it). I was just waiting until later to delete it (and I've now done so).. (and, by the way, I think it's a very good idea! )

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You were there in person? I saw the incident reported on the news. How cool. Too bad your team had to lose. It is always more fun (at least I think so) when the team you are rooting for wins. Glad you had a good time.

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Yep, we were there in person It was interesting, because no one knew what was actually happening on the field, until it was announced on the radio station we were listening to. We could see the umpires inspecting something, and here was the relief pitcher with no glove... then came all the guys from the bull pen running onto the field. Very exciting! And yes, it's always more fun to have them winning when you're there, for sure.

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FarSeer, I am seeing a lot of earthquake reports for your region, are they affecting where you live? Have you ever thought about moving? You know what they say about California going into the ocean one day.

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Wow, California is moving and shaking! We are sort of in between the two big SoCal quakes -- Yucaipa and Anza -- so we shook *really* hard for both of them. They were big enough to rattle things on the shelves, but we've had no damage or inuries. You can say that they affect us only in the terms that it gives those of us who are unprepared a big "wake up call" to *get* prepared. (I could name names, but I'll refrain and merely say that at least two people at work were online for quite a while ordering survival food storage after yesterday's quake....)

NO, I'm not moving because of earthquakes. If I ever do move, it will be because of taxes, high insurance, overpopulation, extreme housing costs, etc. And (I'm sure you know this) California can't just fall into the ocean! It doesn't sit on a shelf of land, but gradually descends along the shoreline.

Personally, I actually enjoy these "smaller" earthquakes. where no one is hurt and property is not damaged. It's a reminder that we are *not* in charge.

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Oh, so you are one of the stubborn ones that will not listen to those guys on the street corner wearing a sign saying 'The End is Coming' Well at least you are safe and in good spirits.

Offtopic but, Check out the prophecies concerning California, they may be listed in the LDS Doctrine Boards

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You're so funny I am a stubborn lass, and that's a fact. Actually, those street-corner prophets are correct -- the End *is* coming! We just don't know when.

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Yes Farseer, find something to hold onto, I saw a report earlier today that there was a 1 in 100 chance that there will be a major quake somewhere on the faultline of yours.

If you are looking for lower taxes, insurance and property I do not recommend NY, we are raising the price of all of the above again here. I guess the Yankees need a new baseball stadium now.